Sentence examples for fixed idea from inspiring English sources

Another fixed idea, that of Eritrean independence, also derived from the Italian years.

They have no fixed idea yet of who they are and that can be very liberating for a choreographer".

And a lot of my colleagues still have this fixed idea that sexual selection always implies sex differences.

The arid charm of its new record, "Dysnomia" (Thirsty Ear), is in the monomaniacal refinement of a fixed idea.

"For the Union scheme I had one fixed idea, a single unified scheme which would bring theological subjects and closely related secular subjects in convenient juxtaposition" (p. 24).

As a child, Gordon had a fixed idea about the Roman Catholic Church; as an adult, she moves into a place of mystery and doubt.

If icons are fixed ideas about individuals, stereotypes are fixed ideas about groups.

Ideological Someone with fixed ideas whom we dislike.

But Coleman was not into concrete, fixed ideas.

Populist politicians forgot that judges tend to have fixed ideas about the relative seriousness of offences.

It has fixed ideas on economics and government that are inflexible and irrelevant for modern times.